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Bug Report Issue Triage Assistant
Transform raw bug reports and logs into structured, evidence-based engineering tickets and triage assessments.
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Bug Report Issue Triage Assistant
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Triage this: User says the 'Save' button on the profile page didn't work. They tried twice on Chrome. No error message shown. Here is the log: [2023-10-01 10:00:05] ERROR: 500 at /api/v1/profile.
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- Compiled the bug report issue
The report has been analyzed. While the user impact is high, the reproduction steps are partially described and require more context for a full fix.
Executive Triage
- Issue Title: Profile Save Failure (Internal Server Error 500)
- One-Line Diagnosis: API endpoint
/api/v1/profilereturned a 500 error during a profile update attempt. - Triage Status: NEEDS MORE INFORMATION
- Severity: S2 High (Core functionality blocked)
- Priority: P1 Urgent
- Confidence: Medium
Evidence Summary
- Confirmed Facts: System log shows
500 Internal Server Errorat/api/v1/profile. - Reported Behavior: 'Save' button non-functional on profile page.
- Key Evidence: Timestamp
2023-10-01 10:00:05. - Missing Information: Request payload, user ID, and full stack trace from the server side.
Developer-Ready Ticket
- Title: [BUG] 500 Error on /api/v1/profile Save Action
- Context: User attempting to update profile settings via web UI.
- Environment: Chrome (version not provided).
- Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to the profile settings page.
- Click the 'Save' button.
- Observe UI behavior (reported as no error message shown).
- Expected Result: Profile updates successfully; API returns 200 OK.
- Actual Result: API returns 500 Internal Server Error.
- Suspected Component: Backend API (
/api/v1/profile). - Acceptance Criteria:
- The
/api/v1/profileendpoint returns 200 OK upon valid save requests. - UI displays an error state if the API fails, rather than failing silently.
- The
Issue Quality
- Score: 45/100
- Gaps: Missing request/response payloads and specific browser version.
Next steps
- Check server-side logs for the full stack trace corresponding to timestamp
10:00:05. - Request the specific account ID or email from the reporter to check for data-specific edge cases.
- Verify if this occurs on other browsers or is isolated to Chrome.
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About this skill
The Problem
Developers often receive vague bug reports, incomplete logs, and subjective user complaints. Manually verifying these issues, chasing missing information, and assessing technical severity consumes hours of engineering time better spent on fixes.
What It Does Analyzes raw bug reports, stack traces, and logs to extract confirmed facts versus reporter hypotheses. Calculates a 0–100 Issue Quality Score based on problem definition, environment context, and available evidence. Determines technical severity (S1–S4) using an evidence-gate system that separates impact from priority. Generates implementation-ready engineering tickets with observable acceptance criteria and reproduction steps. Identifies specific missing information that is currently preventing successful triage. Why This Beats Prompting It Yourself
Standard prompts often hallucinate missing reproduction steps or invent root causes to be helpful. This skill uses strict evidence-first logic that explicitly labels unknown information as NOT PROVIDED, helping engineers avoid chasing unsupported assumptions or treating a reported issue as independently verified.
Use Cases Converting messy customer support tickets into structured Jira or GitHub issues. Auditing existing backlogs to identify tickets that lack sufficient evidence for development. Performing rapid security triage on incoming reports to flag potential authentication or data exposure risks. Comparing multiple reports to detect likely duplicates or related regressions. Known Limitations
This skill does not independently execute code or verify bugs in a live environment. It relies entirely on the text, logs, and artifacts provided in the input.
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Does not execute code or access live environments. Relies entirely on provided text, logs, and described artifacts. Cannot verify bugs without supplied evidence.
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